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The suspect allegedly fired a handgun at two officers, striking one who was inside his vehicle and another who was on foot. Both officers returned fire, killing the suspect.
Read More →Police say the suspect was barricaded in the home and fired shots out toward police, and a couple of officers returned fire.
Read More →CPD says that those arrested were charged with crimes including aggravated unlawful use of a weapon, aggravated battery against a police officer, aggravated assault of a transit employee, and armed habitual criminal.
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Sideshows have been a growing concern in Oakland as a handful have turned violent and destructive. 15 people were shot at a Juneteenth sideshow, while earlier incidents have seen police cars rammed and vehicles set ablaze.
Read More →The illegal sideshow resulted in a spectator getting struck unconscious by a vehicle driven by an unknown suspect. As a uniformed SJPD Reserve Officer responded to the scene to render aid to the spectator, his vehicle was overcome by multiple suspects.
Read More →An officer was on break off in the area when his “e-button” was hit, according to dispatch radio traffic. Police found his body at a historic Presbyterian Church Cemetery.
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Police say that while the suspect was fleeing he produced what looked like a Glock pistol from “the front of his body”and pointed it at the officers. One of the officers fired one shot and Mway was mortally wounded.
Read More →He faces 10 counts of abandoning and endangering a child for, by act and omission, “intentionally, knowingly, recklessly, and with criminal negligence,” placing 10 minors in imminent danger by not identifying the shooting as an active shooter incident.
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Streamlight’s latest addition to its collection of low-profile tactical lights for subcompacts, the TLR-7 X sub, is multi-fuel and delivers 500 lumens.
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Knowing how to defuse a situation without force is essential for effective policing. It can prevent injury to officers, the public, and the subject.
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